Conference Carolinas

2016 Conference Carolinas Women's Tennis All-Conference and Major Awards Announced

4/28/2016 12:00:00 AM

HIGH POINT, N.C. – Erskine College's Paola Guillino pulled a clean sweep and was tabbed the 2016 Conference Carolinas Women's Tennis Player of the Year and Freshman Player of the Year. In addition, Erskine mentor Calhoun Parr won Coach of the Year, the Conference announced today.

Gullino, a freshman from Italy, captured both the Conference Carolinas Player of the Year and Freshman of the Year after posting a 10-1 record in singles and 11-0 doubles mark during her rookie campaign. Her excellent play was a driving factor behind the Flying Fleet winning the Conference Carolinas regular season championship.

Calhoun Parr led the Erskine to a Conference Carolinas regular season during the 2016 year, marking the 10th time in the last 12 seasons that Parr has guided the Flying Fleet to the regular season championship.

 

All-Conference Carolinas First Team

Paola Guillino, Erskine

Miranda Guthrie, Erskine

Olivia Nelms, Pfeiffer

Marian Pinate, Limestone

Alexandra Boulbin, Limestone

Hannah Watson, Pfeiffer

 

All-Conference Carolinas Second Team

Stella Di Michelle, Mount Olive

Valeria Mendoza, Pfeiffer

Sarah McDonald, Erskine

Hannah Hopkins, Limestone

Paulina Delgado, Mount Olive

Mollie Polk, Erskine

 

All-Conference Carolinas Third Team

Manin Janin, Limestone

Mikaela Bennett, Erskine

Mara Hofstetter, Pfeiffer

Camille Duhan, North Greenville

Gabriela Van Ooststroom, Limestone

Rachel Berkey, Erskine

 

Regular Season Women's Tennis Champion

Erskine College

 

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Conference Carolinas is a NCAA Division II athletics conference made up of 12 teams from Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. These institutions consist of: Barton College, Belmont Abbey College, Converse College, Emmanuel College, Erskine College, King University, Lees-McRae College, Limestone College, University of Mount Olive, North Greenville University, Pfeiffer University, and Southern Wesleyan University. Emmanuel College and Southern Wesleyan University are currently completing the NCAA DII membership process and will be fully competing in league championships in the near future.